Shop by Fibre
What happens when we’re finished with it?
We talk a lot about how clothes are made. We think it’s just as important to consider what happens after we’re done wearing them.
Polyester and other synthetic fibres are essentially plastics. They can persist in the environment for a very long time and may shed microplastics as they’re worn and washed.
Natural, plant-based fibres such as linen, organic cotton and hemp have a different end-of-life story. When they’re kept free from synthetic blends and certain treatments, they have the potential to break down naturally over time rather than remaining as plastic waste.
It’s not a perfect system — no new clothing comes without an environmental cost — but choosing better fibres, wearing them for longer, repairing, rehoming and eventually allowing materials to return to the earth feels like a better place to start.
Organic Cotton
Soft, breathable and grown without the conventional use of synthetic pesticides and fertilisers.
Linen
Made from flax, linen is breathable, durable and designed to soften beautifully with age.
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Hemp
A strong, naturally breathable fibre made from a hardy crop that generally requires fewer inputs to grow.
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Wear it. Love it. Pass it on. And when its useful life is truly over, choose fibres that can eventually break down too.